Sentence examples for demands later from inspiring English sources

Informed of Southeastern's demands later that day, Mr. Dell and Silver Lake said that they weren't interested in any deal that would let public investors keep a stake in the company.

Having got us all worried whether enough generating capacity will be available in the UK to meet peak demands later in the decade, the auction drew bids from far more generators than were actually needed.

In 2007-2008, the administration officially announced that a final settlement must grant the US military bases and the right of combat operations, and must privilege US investors in the rich energy system – demands later reluctantly abandoned in the face of Iraqi resistance.

But the protesters' demands later widened to include the fight against what they said was widespread government corruption and abuse of power.

The protesters' demands later widened to include the fight against what they said was widespread government corruption and abuse of power.

Subsequent analyses called the original landing zone estimate into question: Scott, who was flying the aircraft manually because of Cooper's speed and altitude demands, later determined that his flight path was significantly farther east than initially assumed.

Five springs ago, Bryant made a public trade demand (later withdrawn) after the Lakers' second straight first-round exit.

He met another key opposition demand later that day, promising to announce the formal dismissal of Mr. Montesinos no later than Monday.

Twelve percent of the women said they had been harassed for dowry, which is generally given at the time of engagement and marriage but is sometimes demanded later.

A young blond woman followed, noting the endorsement Moore had received from "a doggone fine President" and adding, "Why would you listen to the party of abortion on demand?" Later, the crowd stood out of respect for Colonel Glenn Frazier, a ninety-four-year-old survivor of the Bataan Death March and a Moore supporter, sitting in the audience.

One of the problems in Edinburgh is that companies have to budget for the fact that they are unlikely to fill all seats in the first week or so of the festival, but if the show captures the public imagination they can't fulfil demand later because of the limited run in a limited capacity space.